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It was in 1SÔ7 on tl. * da\ lln .t Ilio ool -ire was frtrm a lly dedicated, making it Ilio first state ins titu tion in the I mtod Stales io offer instruction in scientific and practical nyn- culture.

Tho schivi rea lly hail its bcrinn in jr durintr the previous year. At that time~f«>u!ravts wore lc t f u r tin* erect jo u o f u l>uilliinyr know») a> Collrp«* I l î t l i nl a spot in lin- \\ ildrniesa three miles east o f I .an-me. then oulv a t i l l y clonrinjr in th< woods. “ Saints Resi,* the companion building. was the first dorm itory and boarding host. Such was the hunihle beginning o f our honored institu tion.

Since that lim e jfre iit s\ ride a have heeh taken, unbelive- able expansions haw been ma tie, anti many improvements added. The college has consistently fotjred ahead unti+~ now it ranks near the top among the leading schools o f the country.

Now, what o f til*- fu ture? I p un til a very lew years ago. Michigan State has been extremely busy “ catching up" w ith the other colleges nf i i - calibre. For many years, it seemed mon* o r less backward, Rut due to admirabb* ad- m in istrn tion by- o tir president, we are at la>t practica lly on a pa r w ith the best schools in the I nited States.

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